Tips & Trends | 5 Winter 2015/16 Colour Trends to Brighten your Winter Wardrobe

As the temperature starts to drop below zero, and speckles of snow starts to hit the ground, it’s time to switch to winter wear. This winter, add splashes of colour to your wardrobe instead of all greys and blacks. Here are 5 winter 2015/16 colour trends to brighten your winter wardrobe.

Winter Blues

Get inspired by the winter blues. Light blues to dark blues brightens up the typical winter greys and blacks. If you want to be daring this winter add a yellow to the mix.

Daring Yellows

We associate the colour yellow as a warm spring and summer colour, but this Fall 2015 fashion trends taught us different. Drag that mustard yellow and all your fall yellows into your winter wardrobe. It goes well against winter colours creating the perfect contrast, so be daring this winter with a daring yellow.

Soft Pinks

Another daring but a subtle colour is a soft pink. Get cozy with a pink sweater or a long knitted pink scarf. This subtle colour adds the perfect hint of colour to your winter wardrobe.

Light Purples

Fall is all about the rich dark purples, so tone it down a bit for winter with a light purple. Just like soft pinks, light purples are perfect hints of colour that is daring but subtle at the same time. Our purple Marc Andrew New York dress is a perfect example of this. This dress can be found in our luxury consignment shop in Toronto.

Dark Reds

Draw inspiration from that glass of wine and those winter berries such as cranberries this winter. These dark rich reds are the perfect splash of colour that goes well with typical winter black. Be fine like wine with a splash of red.

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